Jietan Fengjiao Tea

Jietan Fengjiao Tea

　　  Jietan Fengjiao Tea was an imperial tribute during the Tang Dynasty. According to the Chronicles of Chenzhou Prefecture: “There are many tea-producing areas in the region, but none surpass those of Jietan…”.

　　   Jietan Fengjiao Tea is produced in the Wuzhixi Reservoir area of Yuanling County, a large-scale national hydropower station. The area features rolling mountains, lush greenery, and fresh air. The tea gardens are free from pesticides and chemical fertilizers all year round, making it a purely natural green food. It has been tested multiple times by the National Import and Export Commodity Inspection and Quarantine Bureau, and all its hygiene indicators meet the standards of organic tea.

　　   Quality characteristics of Jietan Fengjiao Tea: tightly rolled, slender leaves with delicate curves, covered in silvery fuzz and hidden emerald hues; it boasts a high, lasting fragrance, bright and clear green liquor, a refreshing and sweet aftertaste, and tender, evenly green leaf bases.

　　   Since 1982, Jietan Fengjiao Tea has been named one of Hunan Province’s Famous Teas for 16 consecutive sessions; in 1989, it won the Ministry of Agriculture Gold Award and was honored as the “Sino-Japanese Friendship Tea”; in 1991, it received the title of “China’s Cultural Famous Tea” at the International Tea Culture Festival, was awarded a gold medal, and was included in the China Famous Teas Record; in 2001 and 2002, it won the International Famous Teas Competition Gold Award for two consecutive sessions; in 2003, it was named Hunan Province’s Famous Brand Agricultural Product; in 2005, it won the Special Prize for Famous Teas in Hunan Province; in 2006, it won the Gold Award at the Shanghai International Tea Culture Festival and the same year also received the “Zhonglv Cup” Gold Award; in 2010, it won the Gold Award in the Famous Teas Competition at the Shanghai World Expo.